La Figuiere Fontaine de Vaucluse

La Figuiere Fontaine de Vaucluse offers two 20 m² rooms, both with air conditioning, a private bathroom and a view of the inner courtyard. Each has a shower, toilet and TV with cable channels. The Double Room with Private Bathroom accommodates two people and has a large double bed. The Triple Room with Shower can accommodate three people; its sleeping arrangements include a large double bed or a sofa bed.

Both rooms share several practical amenities, including heating, a fan, bed linen and towels. They are on floors accessible only by stairs. The double room has a private entrance, while the triple room stands out for its greater capacity. Both room types overlook the inner courtyard. These spaces suit couples, small groups and families looking for a private bathroom and an air-conditioned room during their stay in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse.

La Figuiere Fontaine de Vaucluse has a restaurant and a sun terrace, with outdoor areas where you can sit. The restaurant offers children's menus. The rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking, and have a private bathroom with a shower, toilet, bed linen and towels. A TV with cable channels and satellite channels complete the in-room entertainment.

The surrounding area is well suited to a range of outdoor activities. You can go cycling, hiking, horse riding or canoeing, as well as enjoy water sports on site. Evening entertainment is also available. There is a charging station for electric vehicles. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Free public parking is available nearby, with no reservation possible. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is a Provençal village built at the foot of a cliff, in a valley shaped by the Sorgue. The river runs through its streets, and old water-related structures recall the village's craft industries. It is a place that appeals to visitors interested in scenery, heritage and peaceful walks. The cool spring and shady riverbanks offer a contrast with the dry landscapes of Vaucluse, especially on hot days.

The source of the Sorgue and Jardin Pétrarque offer a glimpse of the village's natural and literary setting. Musée-Bibliothèque François Pétrarque and Moulin à Papier provide insight into its history; Château des Évêques de Cavaillon is also in the village. Outside the village, Village des Bories features dry-stone buildings, while Gordes is worth visiting for its narrow streets and château. L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue – Fontaine-de-Vaucluse railway station is 6 km away. A car makes it easier to visit the villages and attractions around the département.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walks in the valley and visits to hilltop villages. In summer, set off early to enjoy the paths and riverbanks before the hottest hours. Cycling enthusiasts can explore the roads of Vaucluse, while canoeing lets you discover the Sorgue from the water. You can combine a visit to the source with the village museums and a trip to Gordes or the bories.